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14. Disputes: Chile

Disputes in Chile: how international and domestic arbitration work, how foreign judgments and arbitral awards are enforced through the Corte Suprema, what the New York Convention and ICSID mean for investors, and the limitation periods and collection procedures that decide whether a claim survives, each tied to the official text. Investors also active in Argentina can compare its regime through The Argentine Thread guide.

Investor view. A Model Law arbitration statute, New York Convention membership without reservations and ICSID access through investment treaties give investors in Chile a predictable, court respected path to enforce contracts, which supports long term capital commitments.

Disputes in Chile: courts, arbitration, enforcing foreign judgments and awards, the New York Convention and ICSIDChile has two arbitration tracks. International commercial arbitration seated in Chile follows Ley Nº 19.971 of 2004, based on the UNCITRAL Model Law. Its only recourse against an award is annulment b